Seeing Watching Waiting

 

Pine Warbler

                 During this season of watching birds the suet feeder is almost a daily routine. I find meditating in nature makes me realize there is a living breathing world of mystery and sensitivity, a realm of wisdom and learning that is always whispering its teachings to us.
 

Second Time

 

           Deep snow, a two mile hike to photograph the most photographed barns in world.

Yellowstone Moose

      Beautiful, massive, moose being in the oneness of things erroneous views will disappear by themselves.     

        

On the Elk Refuge

 

     At the base of the Grand Teton Mountains is the National Elk Refuge. It was created in 1912 to protect habitat and provide sanctuary for one of the largest elk herds on earth. The elk will eat up to 800 pounds of alfalfa pellets a day. That equates to about 45 tons of food to feed about 9,000 elk per winter.

Into the Wild GTNP

 

                    

Swans the Juvenile Kind

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